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The Constitution asCounter-Revolution:A Tribute to the Anti-Federalists
Great article for dispelling the illusions around the Constitution and its origins.
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http://www.archive.org/download/cu31924050187842/cu31924050187842.pdf
"I look upon that paper as the most fatal plan
that could possibly be conceived to enslave a
free people."
Patrick Henry's Election Speech to
Virginia Ratifying Convention, Prince Edward
Courthouse, 3rd Monday of March, 1788.
http://tvnewslies.org/tvnl/index.php/editorial/jesse-richards-commentary...
The "constitution" itself was a counter revolution to the agreed government set up at the revolution. It thoroughly repudiates the 5 truths articulated in the Declaration of Independence as the causes and premises for the Declaration by declaring itself to be the "supreme" law/sacred text of the land. Thus creating itself as a "sovereign" with divine right to rule because its subjects have elected representatives to plead and petition the sovereign. The eventual corruption was systemic from the initiation as articulated by the "Anti-Federalists." They were right and the Federalists were wrong.